Torrid Arkansas heat expected to ease slightly
The National Weather Service reports Arkansas temperatures reaching 101 in Pine Bluff 100 in Texarkana 104 in Fayetteville 102 in Harrison 104 in Little Rock and 105 in Fort Smith. A new cool front is moving in with highs forecast near 102.
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Hope Star weather and ratesJuly 23 1974 local brief
Weather summary for northwest Arkansas notes drift southeast today with cooler highs midweek and a 30 percent rain chance today, 20 percent tonight and Wednesday. Rainfall amounts reported include 2.02 inches at Harrison and 1.16 at Memphis. Section also lists rates, classifieds, and postal details for the Hope Star with publisher information. Be a courteous driver.
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Deadeye grocer still mad after three robberies
Orlando AP Judge Godin O Neal 79 says a bullet wound does not slow him as he recounts his fourth attempt to stop bandits at his store. He describes opening the back door and confronting the robber who fled after a knife attack and gunfire. Police have no leads in the latest incident.
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Godin O’neal
O’neal
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Cyprus troops warned to hold arms amid cease-fire
Radio Cyprus broadcast a communiqué from the Greek Cypriot military government instructing Greek Cypriot troops not to surrender arms without National Guard orders. The message claimed internal resistance had ended and that forces remained in position since Monday night’s cease-fire, with control and order claimed nationwide.
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Rotary committee chairmen named at Hope club meeting
Hope Rotary Club launched plans for the year at Town and Country. President Gerald Keith announced chairmen Vincent Foster Don Williams Travis Mitchell and Bob Gullett for Club Service Vocational Service Community Service and International Service. District Governor Clyde Reese will visit August 2.
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State College of Arkansas
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Texas
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Vic Massanelli
Charles Walker
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Rising Star Church to Mark 60th Anniversary
Rising Star Baptist Church will celebrate its 60th anniversary with Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. service at 11 a.m. refreshments from 1 45 to 2 15 p.m. Anniversary hour at 2 30 p.m. features Rev. G L Hughes of Garrett Chapel Baptist Church.
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Rising Star Baptist Church
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Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
W.M. Martin
Rising Star
Mills urges triad cooperation to curb inflation
Rep Wilbur D Mills chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee called for cooperation among the American people Congress and the President to end inflation. He listed four required steps: reduce government spending end high interest rates expand productive resources and cut unit production costs. He urged wage restraint from labor and caps on wage demands, plus wage price controls, and urged Congress and the administration to cut federal spending by 10 billion this year as a vital immediate move.
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Wooten criticizes 1974 Energy Act impacts
Arkansas Petroleum Council PR chief Jim Wooten spoke at the Hope Lions Club on Monday, arguing the Consumer Energy Act of 1974 would extend government controls, raise costs, and delay drilling. He cited past control failures, warned of a federal oil and gas corporation, and questioned FOGCO’s value.
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Obituaries From Willisville and Prescott Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Edgar E. Mowl 86 of Rosston who died Sunday in a Prescott hospital with funeral services held at Willisville Methodist Church and burial in Willisville Cemetery. Arnold Dickinson 67 of Prescott Route 3 died Sunday in a Nevada County hospital with services planned at Pleasant Hill Church and burial in Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Luther Douglas of Bastrop La, formerly Hope resident, died Monday in a Bastrop hospital, with funeral arrangements to be announced and burial in Union Cemetery at Bodcaw. Survivors and relations noted for Dickinson include Ina White Dickinson and three sisters. Dickinson described as retired rancher and World War I veteran. others named include Carmen Douglas and Arlene Read.
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Gurney Leaves Senate Bid After Indictment
Sen Edward Gurney of Florida says he will not seek re election after being indicted by a federal grand jury in Jacksonville on conspiracy bribery and perjury charges. The 60 year old Republican and Watergate committee member pleaded not guilty in the case.
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Dean's List names 386 at University of Arkansas
The University of Arkansas College of Arts and Sciences reports 386 students earned Dean's List honors for spring. Notable names include Jimmie D. Treat of Hope with perfect marks and Judith L. Reyenga, also from Hope. Centennial News notes a Broadway play in works for February 1975 and festival plans for August 1975 gardens. Berwyn Heights in Maryland installs a first mayor Jadie B. McDouglad, linked to Sweet Home Arkansas. High school students and cheer squads attend programs. rescue unit meets. boating safety talk. benefit for Tracy Tullis. yearbook workshop at UALA.
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Centennial News
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Maryland
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McDougald
College gets grant for police training
Henderson State College received a 5000 dollar grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration to aid training for full time law enforcement personnel. Bob Johnston will coordinate the program intended for campus security guards city officers clerks judges prosecutors sheriffs and state troopers. Initial enrollment is expected from Clark Garland Hempstead and Hot Springs counties.
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Henderson State
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Hot Springs
Open Line to Host Straw Vote on Nixon Impeachment
Radio station KXAR will air a special Open Line Tuesday from 7 to 8 pm featuring a straw vote on President Nixon's impeachment. At 8 pm Jim Wooton of the Arkansas Petroleum Council answers questions on gasoline prices distribution and supply. listeners may call 777-9525 to vote and question.
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